Wealth Inn Free Demo

Every payout on this paytable is printed for the bet in force. The grid is three reels by three rows. Each symbol therefore carries one tier: three of a kind. At the documented 0.08 anchor stake, the Wild pays 1.88 and the peach 0.58. The mixed knot row marked ANY pays 0.02. The mechanic is Lines. There are eight, fixed at a cost of eight coins. Line wins run left to right. The highest win counts on each line. Wins on different lines are added. Volatility is Low, and the flat paytable agrees. The theme is Chinese tradition and Cash and fortune.

The Expanding Wild is the only moving part here. Any Wild in a winning line grows to fill its reel before pays are awarded. The record shows the sequence clearly. Reels two and three came back fully Wild on a 0.08 stake. One line lit up on screen at 0.58. The win strip read 2.24. The balance then rose by exactly 2.24. The game displays the single line and the summed total as different figures. The arithmetic can be checked line by line. This is a base-game event, not a separate mode.

The stated return is 96.67% for this build. The help screen prints its method: the average of 2 x 500,000,000 simulated cycles. Each jackpot carries its own printed 0.50% slice. None of these figures describes one session. They describe the build as configured. What the build never prints is a ceiling. No maximum win appears in the eighteen-page help screen or the six-page booklet. The largest printed line award is the Wild at 1.88. That is 23.5 times the 0.08 anchor stake. Above it sits the jackpot pool, which the rules give no upper limit.

There is no bonus round to buy. The control bar holds eight controls, and none sells a feature. No Scatter and no free spins appear anywhere in the rules. The provider's catalogue page shows a Buy Feature badge for this game. The build's own help text overrules that badge. So the stake buys one spin of three reels. It buys the Expanding Wild when that Wild lands in a win. It also buys jackpot entries that scale with bet size. Jackpots cannot be won in Fun Play, so demo stakes buy no entry at all. The most candid figure on the screen may be the autoplay total: 0.08 x 50 spins = 4.00, computed before the run begins.